Urso - Roller Giacomo Puccini 100° Bhoeme - Tosca in argento 925 - Fountain pen






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Urso rollerball pen Giacomo Puccini 100° Bhoeme Tosca, a 925 sterling silver pen from Italy with olive green resin body and blue artica resin cap plated in gold, 145 mm long and 17.5 mm in diameter, weight about 92 g, limited to 100 pieces, Schmidt refill, new and in working order.
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Materials:
Body: sterling silver and olive green resin
Cap: sterling silver and blue artic resin plated in gold, hand-painted with enamels
Limited edition: 100 Roller Ball (the maestro Puccini's era)
Weight: about 92 g
Length: 145 mm
Diameter: 17.5 mm
Nib: 18kt gold
Special packaging
The measurements:
complete with:
2-year warranty
brochure
card
pen cleaning cloth
barrel: 925 silver
Cap: 925 silver
Roller: Schmidt refill
Giacomo Puccini (1858–1924) was an Italian composer, renowned for his contribution to the operatic repertoire.
Born December 22, 1858 in Lucca, Puccini's operas are among the most performed in the standard operatic repertoire.
Some of his most famous works include:
La Bohème (1896): a romantic opera that tells the life of Parisian bohemian youths.
Tosca (1900): a dramatic opera set in Rome, focusing on the love and jealousy of the soprano Floria Tosca.
Madama Butterfly (1904): a tragic opera set in Japan, telling the story of the young geisha Cio-Cio-San and her ill-fated marriage to an American naval officer. Turandot (1926, completed posthumously by Franco Alfano): this opera is set in China and centers on the cold Princess Turandot, who asks suitors to solve three riddles to win her hand.
Puccini's compositions are known for their rich melodies, emotional depth, and masterful orchestration. His ability to create compelling characters and express intense human emotions through music contributed to his lasting impact on the world of opera. Puccini died November 29, 1924 in Brussels, Belgium.
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Materials:
Body: sterling silver and olive green resin
Cap: sterling silver and blue artic resin plated in gold, hand-painted with enamels
Limited edition: 100 Roller Ball (the maestro Puccini's era)
Weight: about 92 g
Length: 145 mm
Diameter: 17.5 mm
Nib: 18kt gold
Special packaging
The measurements:
complete with:
2-year warranty
brochure
card
pen cleaning cloth
barrel: 925 silver
Cap: 925 silver
Roller: Schmidt refill
Giacomo Puccini (1858–1924) was an Italian composer, renowned for his contribution to the operatic repertoire.
Born December 22, 1858 in Lucca, Puccini's operas are among the most performed in the standard operatic repertoire.
Some of his most famous works include:
La Bohème (1896): a romantic opera that tells the life of Parisian bohemian youths.
Tosca (1900): a dramatic opera set in Rome, focusing on the love and jealousy of the soprano Floria Tosca.
Madama Butterfly (1904): a tragic opera set in Japan, telling the story of the young geisha Cio-Cio-San and her ill-fated marriage to an American naval officer. Turandot (1926, completed posthumously by Franco Alfano): this opera is set in China and centers on the cold Princess Turandot, who asks suitors to solve three riddles to win her hand.
Puccini's compositions are known for their rich melodies, emotional depth, and masterful orchestration. His ability to create compelling characters and express intense human emotions through music contributed to his lasting impact on the world of opera. Puccini died November 29, 1924 in Brussels, Belgium.
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